I generally don't spend my time listening to people who've got no clue what they are talking about. I doubt OP has had any serious psychedelic experience because that would undoubtedly convince him that there's bigger things going on, unless he's naive ofcourse. If you're afraid of death, you shouldn't do psychedelics. If you need to face death and what comes afterwards you should do it.
Lets get down to it.
Yes, psychedelics has a huge potential when used in therapeutic context. It is ideal for depression, addiction, near death trauma, or any trauma really, and also to help terminal patients accept death because with a high enough dose, their ego dies and they return to the source where they are one with all. Ensurance of an afterlife via an experience that includes a feeling you can only describe as dying can be a powerful thing and would convince most people that physical death is not the end.
Now i've already described the feeling of ego death in another thread and its not an unknown feeling. You know, don't think, but know that this is how it feels to die.
And you cannot possibly comprehend the feeling of cosmic damnation without having tried it.
But we don't play the game for the sake of ego death, we do, or i do it for the transpersonal experiences which comes afterwards.
Now you can call things such as remote viewing, shared consciousness, astral projection, global consciousness, teleportation, cosmic awareness, OBE's, time travel, and telepathy for imagination if you want. But before we go on you people need to understand that imagination is limited to the building blocks from the reality we currently reside in.
Sure, you can dream of faces and buildings you've never seen, but those too are a based on stuff from this reality. There's simply no choice. You can't imagine something you can't imagine.
So. Dmt...
Now i've seen alot of shit in my time because i love doing these kinda fucked up things.
I've been to shroom hell and back again, i've seen the light on lucy, i've been stretched out over an eternity on salvia. I've been in the presence of what some people would call demons and gods.
I've seen shit.
But the shit that goes on in the dmt experience is some next level shit. The reason i cling to dmt in particular is because unlike most other drugs you stay clear minded, crystal clear in fact. There are no impairment on your mental state, its quite the opposite really. And then combine this with the stuff you see and encounter during a breakthrough...
There is a place where things are impossible things. You know that what you see around you cannot exist and you are correct. It doesn't exist, not in this layer of reality anyway.
But something else exists, out there, and you don't even need to take a drug to experience it.
People are doing it all the time. Like huxley said: our soul has an appetite for the transcendental.
We all strive for a different state of being because deep down we know there is more than this.
Everyone is a junkie. Religious people go to church to satisfy their hunger. However because of the nature of religion they will never get it.
That's the trickery.
So many people go to church for some sort of divine intervention or spiritual experience but they never get it. Smoke 80mg dmt and you'll get it.
The thing is though, even if you do manage to become enlightened, or even if you meet "god" and he tells you his plan and if you then go to the church to tell people, you'll probably get locked up. People gonna think you're insane.
There are people who know the truth, but they keep it to themselves and for good reasons.
We all want more than this and this is why we do drugs, watch tv, drink coffee, play games, smoke, jump outa airplanes, etc.
We are fragments of a greater mind that is trying to rediscover itself through the human experience.
As mentioned earlier there are several ways to induce similar experiences without drugs. Meditation for example, however it will probably take you about a decade to reach the same cosmic state as i could on a single heroic or so.
There's also sensory deprivation which works similar to meditation by blocking out signals and thereby allowing for expansion of consciousness. People who are diseased or otherwise stressed can also experience such things at random.
